Are there any examples of unfounded beliefs drawn from emotional associations?

Here are some examples of unfounded beliefs from emotional associations:

1. Beautiful people are more likely to succeed. This is a universal belief, but there is no scientific evidence to support it.

2. Some colors are more pleasant than others. This is also a common belief, but the influence of color on mood is very subjective, and there is no general evidence that some colors are more pleasant than others.

Love is a feeling that can be produced in an instant. This belief stems from the romantic thought, but in fact, love is a more complex and gradual emotional experience, not just a moment's feeling.

Some music is more relaxing than others. Although many people believe this, scientific research shows that the influence of music on mood is very short-lived, and different people feel different about music.

Successful people are always confident, optimistic and full of energy. This is a popular belief in success, but in fact, successful people may have various personality characteristics, including inferiority, depression and fatigue.